Rama Fire & Rescue Services

29/03/2026

🏒 FINAL DAY ACTION at the Ishkode Cup! 🏆

It’s Championship Sunday, and we are down to the wire! Today is the final day of the 4th Annual Ishkode Cup, and we need YOU in the stands to cheer on these teams as they battle it out for the trophy.

Sunday Schedule:

10:00 AM: Orillia vs Tay

11:00 AM: Rama vs Ramara

12:00 PM: Oro vs Severn

THE PLAYOFFS: Starting at 1:30 PM, with the Championship Finals at 4:00 PM!

Why you should head to Rama MASK Arena right now:

The Prizes: We still have some incredible items up for grabs! Bring your cash for Raffles & Draws for your last chance to win big.

The Cause: Every dollar raised and every non-perishable food item donated at the door goes directly to First Responders Mental Health & Local Charities.

The Atmosphere: Nothing beats the energy of playoff hockey!

Entry Fee: Just a cash donation or a non-perishable food item.

Come spend your Sunday afternoon with us, support our local fire and emergency services teams, and let’s make this final day the biggest one yet! 🚨🏒🔥

28/03/2026

🚨 The 4th Annual ISHKODE Cup is TOMORROW! 🚨

It’s the weekend we’ve all been waiting for! The puck drops tomorrow morning at 9:00 AM for a massive fundraiser hockey tournament supporting a great cause.

The Details:

🗓 Dates: Saturday, March 28th & Sunday, March 29th

⏰ Time: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (both days)

🏟 Location: Rama MASK Arena

🎟 Entry: Non-perishable food item OR a cash donation

We’ve got a packed schedule tomorrow, including:

🏒 Opening Game: RAMA vs TAY at 9:00 AM

⛸️Family Skate: 12:00 PM

📣 Opening Ceremony: 12:45 PM

📸 Group Photo: 12:30 PM (right before the ceremonies)

How You Can Help:

Come out and cheer for our local teams! Every contribution, from your entry donation to your raffle tickets, makes a difference.

🚨 Bring Cash for our legendary Raffles & Draws! 🚨 You won’t want to miss some of these prizes.

Where the Money Goes:
A big thank you to our teams and organizers!!

A Huge Shout Out! 📣

None of this would be possible without the incredible dedication of our organizers.

A massive thank you to Acting Captain Doug Rideout (Rama Fire) and Captain Darryl Armstrong (Orillia Fire) for all their hard work in bringing the 4th Annual Ishkode Cup to life!

Your efforts to support First Responders Mental Health and our local community are truly appreciated.

All proceeds will be donated to First Responders Mental Health & Local Charities.

Let’s pack the arena for a great cause. Show some love, bring your cash for raffles, and get ready for some serious hockey action!

We’ll see you tomorrow at 9:00 AM! 🚨🏒🔥

20/03/2026

🚨 National Poison Prevention Week | Final Safety Tip 🚨

As we wrap up National Poison Prevention Week, take a moment to be prepared before an emergency happens. Add your local poison centre number to your phone so it is easy to access when you need it most.

If you think someone has been exposed to a poison, call your local poison centre right away. Quick action can make a big difference.

✔️ Save the number in your phone today
✔️ Call for advice if you are unsure
✔️ In an emergency, always call 911

Being prepared helps protect you and your family when every second counts.

Thank you for following along this week and helping keep our community safe.

19/03/2026

🚨 National Poison Prevention Week | Safety Tip 🚨

When picking up or buying medication, take a moment to talk to your pharmacist. They can help you use prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and natural health products safely.

✔️ Share your medical history and all medications you are taking, including vitamins and supplements
✔️ Ask questions if anything is unclear about dosage or use
✔️ Inform your pharmacist of any changes to your medications
✔️ Choose child-resistant packaging and consider buying smaller quantities

Being informed helps prevent medication errors and reduces the risk of poisoning.

Stay tuned this week as we share more tips to help keep our community safe.

18/03/2026

🚨 National Poison Prevention Week | Safety Tip 🚨

Keep medications and household products out of reach and out of sight of children.

Even everyday items like over-the-counter medications and vitamins can be dangerous if taken the wrong way or in the wrong amount.

✔️ Store medications in a secure, high location
✔️ Keep products in their original containers
✔️ Never leave medications unattended within reach

A few simple steps can prevent a serious emergency.

Stay tuned this week as we share more tips to help keep our community safe.

17/03/2026

🚨 National Poison Prevention Week | March 15–21 🚨

Rama Fire & Rescue Services is raising awareness about poisoning risks in our community.

Each year in Canada, more than 5,000 people lose their lives due to poisoning, and unintentional poisoning deaths have now surpassed transportation-related deaths.

This year’s theme, , encourages everyone to use medications and natural health products safely.

✔️ Read labels carefully
✔️ Use medications as directed
✔️ Talk to your doctor or pharmacist

Poisoning can happen quickly but it is preventable with simple, safe habits.

Stay tuned this week as we share more tips to help keep our community safe.

08/03/2026

Daylight Savings Time is starting today. This is the perfect moment for a quick safety check on your smoke alarms. Let’s keep Rama safe together!

Test all smoke & CO alarms

Swap your batteries or replace your smoke alarm after 10 years

Miigwech everyone for helping us ensure fire safety in our community!

06/02/2026

⚠️ Yellow Warning - Cold Weather Event ⚠️

With the Yellow Warning issued for Extreme Cold, we would like to share some important safety tips from the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit.

They can be found at www.smdhu.org/cold

An Extreme Cold Warning has been issued for Simcoe and Muskoka beginning tonight, into Saturday morning. Wind chills of -30 to -35 may return Saturday night into Sunday morning. For more information on staying safe and protecting your health during cold weather events, visit: www.smdhu.org/cold

06/02/2026

🔥 Burn Awareness Week : Campfire Safety for Children 🔥

Hot coals can remain dangerous long after the flames are gone. Severe burns can occur when children fall into the coals of a dying fire. Help prevent injury by taking these steps:

• 💧 Put out the campfire as soon as you are finished with it.
• 🪣 Use plenty of water to fully extinguish the fire, then check that the coals and ashes are cool to the touch.
• 🧒 Keep children at a safe distance from the fire area at all times.

04/02/2026

🔥 Burn Awareness Week : Fireplace Safety for Children 🔥

Fireplace surfaces can stay dangerously hot and can cause serious burns. Help prevent injuries by following these safety steps:

• 🚫🔥 Keep the fireplace off when you have young children.
• 🛡️ Install a screen or hearth gate.
• 🌡️ Fireplace glass can reach 200°C / 390°F and can remain hot for at least 45 minutes after the fireplace has been turned off.

03/02/2026

🔥 Burn Awareness Week : Scald Safety for Children 🔥

Scalds can cause serious injuries in seconds, especially with kids. Help prevent burns by taking these simple steps:

• 🌡️ Lower your hot water temperature to 49°C / 120°F
• ☕ Keep hot drinks away from children
• 🍳 Keep children safe in the kitchen
• 🛁 Stay with your child during bath time

02/02/2026

🔥 Burn Awareness Week 🔥

Did you know that it is Burn Awareness Week from February 1st to the 7th?

Burn injuries can happen fast — at home, at work, and even during everyday routines like cooking, bathing, or using heaters. This week, we will be sharing some simple burn-prevention tips and quick reminders to help keep you and your family safe.

Follow along, share our posts, and help us spread the word to ensure a safer Rama.